Sexual Health
Note that these 7 diseases can be transmitted through sexual behavior? Young men and women must be careful
Post Date May, 25 2023
Sexually transmitted diseases are very embarrassing, mainly related to sexual behavior, and suffer greatly from physical and mental torment. Nowadays, people's sexual thinking is becoming increasingly open, and even some young men or women often switch sexual partners, which is the main factor leading to sexually transmitted diseases.
Which diseases are transmitted through sexual behavior?
1. Syphilis
Syphilis is divided into three stages. The first stage is called subgenital heat, which lasts for about 6 weeks. There is a painless inflammatory reaction in the genital area. In the second stage, there is a rash on the limbs that lasts for several weeks, accompanied by flu symptoms and hair loss. After many years of infection in the third stage, the large arteries and heart are damaged to a certain extent, resulting in mental illness, heart disease, and paralysis.
2. AIDS
AIDS is a venereal disease that everyone fears and is caused by HIV. HIV can attack the immune system, mainly through unprotected sex. AIDS has an incubation period of many years. The initial symptoms are swollen lymph nodes, persistent low fever, general weakness and fatigue, unexplained weight loss and muscle pain, and easy infection. When AIDS reaches its later stage, the immune system is severely damaged, and fatal infections and malignant tumors will appear. So far, there is no way to completely cure AIDS, and only drugs can be used to control the development of the disease.
3. Chlamydia infection
When men are infected with Chlamydia, the symptoms are easily confused with urinary tract infections. Chlamydia infection has a strong transmissibility, so it is important to actively cooperate with doctors for antibiotic treatment. Letting go can cause pelvic infections and lead to male infertility
4. Gonorrhea
When men suffer from gonorrhea, they experience turbid and hot urine, painful urination, and obvious discomfort in the testicles. Female patients have obvious pain, dysuria or bleeding in sexual life, irregular menstruation, and chartreuse secretion. Antibiotic treatment can be chosen, but do not delay to avoid causing pelvic inflammatory disease or urethritis.
5. Genital wart
The main symptom of genital distress is the appearance of small granulations around the reproductive organs or anus, without pain, but with a itching sensation. Applying ointment according to the doctor's instructions and wearing condoms during sexual activity can prevent the spread of genital warts.
6. Genital herpes
Genital ulcers or small blisters can cause significant pain during urination, known as genital herpes. So far, genital herpes cannot be completely cured, and the condition recurs, so antiviral drugs can only be used to control symptoms.
